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De Blasio Unveils Planned To Rezone SoHo To Add Affordable Housing

The Future of Cities

Can Balconies, Bigger Lobbies, and Package Rooms Help Save Public Housing?

Ferries add more service, but will more commuters choose to sail?

Opinion: Post-COVID NYC Needs Bike Lanes and Electric Microbility

Stand Clear: MTA Service Cuts Could Derail Tri-State Economy, Analysts Warn

16K commuters and riders grade NJ Transit’s service, cleanliness in second coronavirus survey

Will real estate take the stage at Trump-Biden debate?

Manhattan Offices Are Nearly Empty, Threatening New York City’s Recovery

For Some Near the Cross Bronx Expressway, COVID-19 is an Environmental Justice Issue, Too

From unthinkable to reality: Cheap NYC apartments sit vacant

New York's transit system is in a financial crisis — but saving it is vital to the US economy, experts say

Architects propose a redesign for NYCHA buildings with private outdoor space

OPINION: CityRise Will Step Up for Streets When the Mayor Won’t

Opinion: Astoria power plant proposal undermines NYC’s resiliency goals

New Civic Group — CityRise — Will Push Mayor To Counter ‘Carmageddon’

Peterson Rich Office, Regional Plan Association Reveal Comprehensive Design Strategy For NYCHA Properties

Amid COVID and Fiscal Woes, Mayor’s Housing Plan Enters Stretch Run

Opportunities after the pandemic | Opinion

Seeding the Ground for Tri-Sector Alliances Before the Crisis Hits

Transit advocates warn MTA cuts threaten Long Island ‘way of life’

Governors Island could be future hub for NYC climate solutions

The Rebirth NYCHA Needs Now

Calling All Rail Riders: Experts to Analyze Future of Commuter Rail in the Wake of the Coronavirus

New York Can Come Back to Life the Same Way It Always Does

Has coronavirus killed public transit? Here’s what needs to change for commuters to come back.

Peterson Rich Office and Regional Plan Association return with design recommendations for improving NYCHA properties

No respite for drivers: tolls rise sunday, gas tax in three weeks

As City Reopens, De Blasio’s ‘Better Buses’ Plan Stuck in Traffic

Build, baby, build: Poll finds New Yorkers want to allow more housing

America’s biggest transit system is in trouble

Surface Transportation Council Members Break Ranks To Demand COVID Recovery Plan

How the coronavirus changed the fight for street space in new york

Mayor de Blasio slammed by members of his own transportation advisory panel

De Blasio’s pandemic transportation council says he’s ignored them for months

MTA crisis could be catastrophic for New York real estate

Statements Aren’t Enough; We Must Center Racial Equity in the City Planning Process Now

Regional Plan Association Hosts a Webinar about Affordable Housing

New York City's subway system could see drastic service cuts as 'the survival of the MTA' hinges on $12 billion in federal aid

MTA could eliminate Pascack Valley, Port Jervis lines if federal bailout doesn't come through